> multiple engineers were asked How many? Hundreds or thousands or 10? Twitter has 5000 engineers. I have a few friends there. > Second, this is not a sensi

> multiple engineers were asked How many? Hundreds or thousands or 10? Twitter has 5000 engineers. I have a few friends there. > Second, this is not a sensitive topic, given that we've seen someone an employee (according to you) make light of it. It is a sensitive topic. Leah tweeted it obscurely that we can't tell whether it is a joke or the truth. Leah Culver bought a house for 3m before the pandemic. The house is the iconic pink painted lady as her second house. She has a second house in SF. She doesn't need a job. She is rich as fuck. She wouldn't have endured this kind of brainless activity. > Presumably it would be easy for your friends to ask their coworkers and their coworkers coworkers on Slack for confirmation They did ask and didn't hear anything about it. The caveat is that they aren't gonna ping execs or ask it in a public channel with thousands of employees in it. They gossip but in a tighter nit group. The onus is on people who make ridiculous accusations. Having friends there is not ridiculous. My friends not hearing anything is also not ridiculous since twitter has 5000 engs. Reviewing code on paper is ridiculous. It is even bad for the reviewer